Data Analysis in Psychology 2300
 This course introduces students to the concepts and applications of statistics and focuses on the analysis and interpretation of data from experiments and surveys using descriptive and inferential statistics. Computerized data analysis is also introduced. 

Research Methods in Psychology 2301
 This course introduces students to the scientific approach and the development of knowledge in Psychology. Students learn how to design, carry out, analyze and report on their own research projects. 

Biological Bases of Behaviour 2315
 This course will introduce the student both to the variety of biological approaches to understanding behaviour, and to the research techniques used in biopsychology/neuroscience.

Applied Intermediate Research Methods and Data Analysis 3300
 Topics include ANOVA (both one- and two-way), correlation, and the general linear model (bivariate and multivariate regression). Focus will be on the application of research designs along with interpretation and effective communication of research results. 

Introductory Psychology 101
Introductory Psychology 102
Evolutionary Psychology
Sex and the Brain
History and Philosophy of Psychology
Directed Studies
Honours